Satirical comic-style editorial illustration, set in Berlin in front of a gas station with a giant digital sign showing very high fuel prices (e.g., ‘2,49 €/L’) and a long line of frustrated drivers. In the foreground, a slick lobbyist in an expensive suit with a briefcase labeled ENERGY LOBBY is charmingly talking to a tired politician wearing a badge PARLIAMENT. The lobbyist is handing over a neat document titled RELIEF PACKAGE but the subheading reads FOR OIL COMPANIES and the fine print says consumers: maybe later. Behind them, a big barrel labeled PROFITS is being quietly rolled away by assistants. Speech bubble lobbyist: ‘This will lower prices for everyone… eventually.’ Speech bubble politician: ‘So why does it mostly help you?’ Exaggerated facial expressions, clear linework, bold outlines, flat vibrant colors, humorous tone, lots of small visual gags, German street details, comic/editorial newspaper cartoon aesthetic, wide shot, high detail. See more